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Soggy Dollar webcam you can check whenever you like. http://www.larrysvacationwebcams.com/cams/Soggy-Dollar.php

Kinda like they say when it's night time, it is usually dark outside ?

Call them, they stock a variety of OEM Sea Ray props. https://www.generalpropeller.com/

The "Algal Bloom", or lack therof on Western Lake Erie was minimized by higher than normal winds for September. https://www.detroitnews.com/story/news/local/michigan/2018/09/16/lake-erie-free-toxicity-algae-bloom/1306530002/

Is yours an Express BRIDGE?....

Always thought this was a cool picture of the Escanaba.

You would have been fine, had you said it to the waitress without Tina present.

Possibly the demise of the Duck Boat in Saugatuck due to this tragedy. K-zoo river will never get that rough, so maybe they will continue.

Will be interesting to see these "all new" Marquis Yachts and what Rob and his team come up with. Marquis-Larson will introduce new Marquis line in 2019...

But the plants are returning previously delivered product to vendor's left and right. Cheap shot IMO.

Yep 20-40 ft. is the target range going forward. They have cancelled orders left and right for purchased parts for several Sport Yachts & L-Class.. Expecting full credit for product delivered 1-2 months ago. Dreaming....

"Palm Coast is targeted for closure as soon as practical in 2018, while a portion of Sykes Creek will continue to operate for the foreseeable future to support customer service and warranty obligations, along with other operational requirements."

" Brunswick Corp. has ended the sales process for its Sea Ray and Meridian brands; it will continue production of the boats but will discontinue the yacht and sport yacht models. The company says it will revitalize the Sea Ray brand by capitalizing on growth opportunities in its sport boat and...

I doesn't fit, because the PO had it replaced by a glass shop most likely. Which is what you will have to do, but get it sized correctly.

Outboard power on BW is a big reason.

I didn't sell it. Don't count on 59mph either, maybe on the trailer pulling it behind your truck. 55 mph on the water, yes.

Our 205 has been a great boat. You will want the V8. Salty boats I usually stay away from, unless it has good documentation that it was maintained, flushed properly.

Burnt out DRL's in GM pickups was remedied back in 2007 with the GenII series.

The OP got the answers he should count on with a topic like that. Enjoyed reading the responses.:)

Big money loss for SR, but due to that, a "bargain" to buy SR now.